Jonathan, b December 3, 1751, d 12 May 1806 in his 55th year
Benjamin, b June 5, 1754
Ruth, b June, 1757, died January 12, 1766, "of a throat distemper"
Molly, b March 25, 1759, d January 12, 1766, "of a throat distemper"
Stephen, b August 13, 1761, d January 13, 1766, "of a throat distemper"
Joseph, b May 15, 1764, d January 20, 1766, "of a throat distemper"
Ruth, b April 17, 1767
Solomon, b September 2, 1771
26 June 1761 Jonathan Pierce is included in a "List of the members of the Church of C______ in Groton" which details the members who ""Consented to the Covenant" . [5]
↑ Massachusetts Compiled Marriage Records 1633-1850, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah; Film #0873746 item 4.
↑ Green, Samuel Abbott "Groton Historical Series: A Collection of Papers Relating to the history of the Town of Groton, Massachusetts: Vol. IV, No. 1: Early Church Records, 1761-1830" p.7. pub. Cambridge, Mass., USA: University Press, 1887. Accessed 3 Sep 2021.
https://archive.org/details/cu31924092219942/page/n23/mode/1up?q=Pierce
↑ Middlesex County, Massachusetts Probate Index 1648-1870; Case 17509; Compiled by James Flint, database on-line.
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